you might look into a virtual 3D world like opensim:
http://opensimulator.org/wiki/Main_Page
An environment very similar to Second Life, but open source.
Fairly easy to install on Windows, Linux, or Mac.
you might look into a virtual 3D world like opensim:
http://opensimulator.org/wiki/Main_Page
An environment very similar to Second Life, but open source.
Fairly easy to install on Windows, Linux, or Mac.
The laptop has a cracked case which I hadn't noticed before. After a week of trying, it finally just decided to power up. Possibly the planets were aligned just right, and I said and did the right thing at the right time but the owner is happy enough since he only uses it for playing music and videos once in a while, nothing important.
My friend's Dell laptop was working fine until one day for no apparent reason, it wouldn't power up. The power adapter seems to be OK, I measure 19.5 volts DC on the plug. When I hit the laptop's power switch, the green LED on the adapter just fades out and nothing whatsoever happens on the laptop itself.
This is a PIII which I installed Ubuntu on for my friend, and he let me use it for a month on a trip. I feel responsible for it not working, and want to try fixing it. The battery doesn't seem to hold a charge, so I had it plugged in most of the time. I suspect it's a bad jack for the power input, since the plug is vulnerable the way it sticks out, but why would it just suddenly go like this with no warning? Any ideas?